seedless-sensat

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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
One of their biggest plays are EV delivery trucks (and I see them on my streets). I'm sure someone will chime in about the environmental concerns of Amazon - but Rivan's strategy seems like a decent environmental message to me.
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
A new market opportunity for your company?
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Bazel is not failing in the open source world though
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Datadog Synthetics is nice, and reports great telemetry. It supports like 20 locations: https://docs.datadoghq.com/synthetics/
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Points 1-3 exactly describe my pains operating Postgres at scale
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
I don't know how this is a "pre"-mortem
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Right, but TFA is talking about the compact camera market. I agree with the comment that cameras haven't kept up with the ease of use and convenience of phones in any way.
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
I liked this write up: https://securitylabs.datadoghq.com/articles/openssl-november...
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
I have found Chrome more willing to resolve go/foo as a web search. As a result, the Google autocomplete suggestions for terms like "go/m" are pretty amusing
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
The private fusion companies still have ambitious (and most likely unrealistic) goals
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
I have always been amused by their motto "Fast, Correct - Choose two". The more common idiom is something like "Fast, Correct, Cheap - Choose Two". I guess Bazel isn't cheap.
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Perhaps more similar to zombodb's hinted new pronto plugin: https://twitter.com/zombodb/status/1547389026235187201
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Would have loved to see a source of "34 fractal wood burning deaths in America"
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
I think the parent's argument is that a Raspberry Pi is limited to 1Gb link, so how can do 100k reqs/sec
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
The article does talk more about efficiency and weight instead of just capacity
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Similarly, I really liked the ideas in paper accelerating Memcached using an eBPF cache layer in the NIC interrupt: https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi21/presentation/ghigof...
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by seedless-sensat 4y ago
Also, using external compactors give another independent scaling dimension. Nice
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
That was only introduced 2018 or so
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
I have found Datadog pretty nice
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
This isn't necessarily true, because some of those largest wallets are probably exchanges/trusts. It can go both ways: one wallet may have many owners, and one owner may have many wallets.
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
The NYTimes spelling bee, which they said they were inspired by, also is unobscured in the source
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
That advice made sense 10 years ago when Williamsburg was cheaper. Now it's the same price and less convenient. I love Manhattan
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
I cycle into my office every day, 1h round-trip. It certainly increases my quality of life and I'm glad I had the choice (not requirement) to return
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
Plenty of tools lacking in the Starlark environment, e.g.: generating Starlark files, machine editting Starlark maps
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
Unfortunately the line breaks make this unreadable on a phone
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
> Does he really think a desire to leave is unique to the c-suite? He didn't say that. I read an article about someone openly reflecting on their feelings.
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Systems Benchmarking Crimes(cse.unsw.edu.au)
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
I did find the link, but was blocked by a login popup. It must be an A/B test.
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
You need to login to show the whole thread. I hit the same wall. Twitter was already a terrible medium for these kinds of posts, now it just got worse.
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
Another counterpoint, in Australia, you lose tax residency the day you leave (assuming you then spend a majority of the year outside the country).

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